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Wellington Independent, Volume XVII, Issue 1772, 27 September 1862, Page 6

MANBFS PATENT CLEAN SIN G CRYSTAL. CAUTION. HHHE high reputation of AfAHBY's Cleahsino X Crystal has induced many unprincipled persons to bring before the public articles of a similar character, but having none of the properties . or excellencies of Manby's Cleansing Crystal. Th« title has been imitated, and the label so closely copied as to deceive the ordinary observer. These gross imitations are calculated to bring Manby's Clbansing Crystal into disrepute, for while his preparation is perfectly harmless and highly effective in its use, these imitations contain ingredients, that burn and destroy the clothes. W. MANBY has, therefore, again for Lis own protection, and for that of the public, altered his label, and purchasers are requested to see that each packet bears his trade mark, to imitate which subjects the seller an* maker to severe penalties. DIRECTIONS FOR USE ARE UPON EACH PACKET. Sold by the most respectable Chemists, Grocers, Oilmen, £c., in Id. 3d , or 6d. Packets, #r Is., 2s. 9d. and ss. 6d. per Dozen. Manufactured solely by W. E. MaNBY & CO., at Victoria Wharf, Augustus St., Regent's Park. Warehouse, 230, Strand, Temple Bar. (ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF 90 YEABS.) June 19, 1862. ON SALE, TO ARRIVE PER "JOAUHIM CHRISTIAN.' 1 r\ QR.-CASKS PORT WINE , , JLVJ 20 do W.I. Rum - ■ t 80 boxes Window Glass 40 " London Soap 15 chests Congou Tea 50 half-chests do do 3 cases Fry and Son's Cocoa and Chocolate „ 20 boxes Coieman's Satin Glsze Staich 6 cases do Mustard assorted tins 2 bales Paper Bags > 10 bales Wrapping Paper brown 2 " " .. g r ey 00 boxes Prices No. 1 Belmont Sperm Candles 1 2 cases Coffee, 1 and 2 lb. tins 4 " Hard Frame Slates 1 " Slate Pencil 2 " containing Mayor's and Carpenter's Spelling Books, Murray's Grammars, Primers, &c, See., &c. 1 " Dressing Glasses, 12x9 and 14x10 . 1 " , ■" 6x4, 7x5, 8x6 & 9x7 1 " Briar wood Pipes assorted 2 " Paste Blacking 2 bales Men's. Scotch Twill Shirts D.B. 1 " Boy's and Youth's do 4 " Men's Serge Shirts, D.B. & S.B. 1 " Boy's, and Youth's ". „." 1 •' '* " Mola Trousers 1 2 cases Men's stout Drab Mole Trousers i 2 " " leather Leggings assorted p 1 " " kersey and serge Drawers 1 3 bales " blue pilot Pea Jackets t 1 " boy's and youth's do r 1 " navy boiled Canvass Nos. 3, 4, &5. 1 " blue Serge 1 " Welsh Flannel 5 1 " check Wincies 1 3 " Horrock's Long Cloth 3 1 " Cotton Blankets 1 case rolled Silecia ' 2 •' do Jaconets 1 " ladies' fashionable Dresses . . . : 2 " cases Muslins, consisting of book and pale book, Swiss spot, lappet sprigs, ■> harness borders,"and curtain nets; r 4 " consisting of crape trimming, blond edging, black silk edging, black 3 silk, Victoria and Applic Falls, Mai. tese collars, r*al Honkon and crdtche 9 collars, thread Saxony edging, liaem 9 thread, white and black blond edg- ■" ing, black siik lace aad edging, d Maltese edging, linen cuffs,- ani collars, cambric collars and sleeve* cambric sets, liiaen collars] 5 2 " containing — Silk rucking, edged • a collars, white arophaue and i del do falls, spaced nets, chenille and silk bead-dresses, pearl ooroaets, r cashmere and silk sleeves i- ff^l " Ladies' and children's belts z 1 " Steel Pens :- 1 case assorted Bonnet Ribbons c 1 " blk. and colored Oriental Lutestring, <fre. :. 1 " " " Silk Ribbon Velvets >. 4 trunks men's and women's Carpet 3lippera y 1 " ladies' Felt do >. 1 " " black cloth Boots, sown solas y 1 " leather Laces and Chamois Leathers . i. 1 " boy's and youth's pat cut leather Blucher Boots PER "PRINCESS/ ?i 4 cases men's Crimean Shirts J 1 " " Fancy Tweed Suits 1 " " Serge Sac Coats 1 «• boy's and youth's " . 2 " men's tweed doe and Mcl tan Brighton ' . Sacs 4 " " Regatta Shirts W. &B. * 2 " " Scotch twill do 1 •« «« white Shirts Swiss fronts j 2 " " white longcloth do W. &B. . l •• » wove alliance Crimean Shirts . * 1 » " French Felt Hata 1 «« '« Deerstalkers do 1 " boy's and youths Kegatta Shirts, W&B 10 trunks ladies' cloth Boots seal gold, assorted 5' " men's leather Boots 2 " «' •' Shoes 4 " carpet Shoes ' 1 case boy's 10 to 13 Ancle Boots, rough brad* 1 •« youths Ito 4 " " ' 2 oases boys 10 to 13 stout Bluchers tipped and 1 braded 2 " youth's Ito 4 do do 2 " men's and youth's military J hose 1 " gent's Saddles 1 1 « assorted; Saddlery, consisting of Stirrup 1 Leathers and Irons, Meiton Girths, ' double width do, flat and roand Martingales, coat straps, head stalls 1 and chains, Stockman's, Weymouth, and snaffie Bridles 1 140 kegs Ewbank's Patent Nails 4 hhds. Holloware and Cooking Saucepans, Kettles, and Boilers 12 casks round Scotch Oatmeal, ea 100 lb 6 « •■ 2001 b 20 oases £ tin Sardines 10 " i " " 20 " . pint Pickles 1 bale 10 lb Woolpacts 1 case Highlander Playing Cards 1 " fancy and gold backs do 1 " printed, Madder, and Turkey pocket Handkerchiefs I bale Smith's and India Shirtings , 3 " heavy Domestics, Medium, Morgan's and Twill'» 4 " 8.4 Grey do 1 '• 4.4 " do 1 case German Velvet JACOB JOSEPH & Co. ; DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA. HAS been, during twenty-five years, emphatically sanctioned by the Medical Profession, and universally accepted by the Public, as the best remedy for Acidity of the Stomach, Heartburn, Headache, Gout and Indigestion, and as a mild aperient for delicate constitutions, more especially for Ladies and Children. Combined with the Acidulated Lemon Syrup it forms an agrseubU . Effervescing draught, in which its aperient qasli. ties are much increased. During Hot Seasons »d in Hot Climates, the regular use of this simple and elegant remedy has been found highly beuefioial. Manufactured (with tho utmost attention to strength and purity,) by V>inkbtobo & Co.', 172,. ' New Bond Street, London ; and so|dybjr all respect** ' ble Chemists throughout $he W>rl<& April 10. 1862.